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COMPUTERS
The first true computer was the ENIAC. It was very big and each machine had its own room. They used lots of power (enough to light a small town!), and often broke down. They couldn't hold much information - they could only work on one problem at a time. Computers are much better now!
Answer the questions:
1. What's the name of the first computer?
2. Was it big?
3. What was it like?
4. What are computers like today?
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COMPUTERS
The first true computer was the ENIAC. It was very big and each machine had its own room. They used lots of power (enough to light a small town!), and often broke down. They couldn't hold much information - they could only work on one problem at a time. Computers are much better now!
1. What's the name of the first computer?
2. Was it big?
3. What was it like?
4. What are computers like today?
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity Book
Resources